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Florida’s Project Public Health Ready

Florida’s Project Public Health Ready. We are only as ready as we are at any given moment. We are only as ready as the least prepared among us. Background. Collaborative activity NACCHO, FDOH, PPHR Sites Broad vision Individual competency Local CHD capacity. Mission and Vision.

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Florida’s Project Public Health Ready

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  1. Florida’s Project Public Health Ready

  2. We are only as ready as we are at any given moment. We are only as ready as the least prepared among us.

  3. Background • Collaborative activity • NACCHO, FDOH, PPHR Sites • Broad vision • Individual competency • Local CHD capacity

  4. Mission and Vision • Mission: To prepare local public health staff for effective response to, and protection of, the public's health needs through a competency-based training and recognition program. • Vision: A public protected from bioterrorism, infectious disease outbreaks, and other public health threats and emergencies.

  5. Steps for Success • Initial self-assessment • Envisioning the process as a series of realistic steps • Designating process lead(s) • Identifying partners and partner roles • Involving staff and upper management • Educating and involving policymakers and governance structures

  6. Criteria • An all-hazards response plan • Workforce competency • Exercises and Response Evaluation

  7. Goal 1: Preparedness Planning • Measure 1: Written All-Hazards Response Plan • Measure 2: Plan Accessibility

  8. Goal 2: Workforce Competency • Measure 3: Training Needs Assessment • Measure 4: Training Plan • Measure 5: Staff Competency • Measure 6: NIMS Compliance

  9. Goal 3: Exercise & Response Evaluation • Measure 7: Exercise/Real Event • Measure 8: Plan of Correction • Measure 9: Future Exercise Plan

  10. NACCHO Roles • Project coordination • Project management • Coordination of review process • Quality assurance

  11. FDOH Roles • Project coordination • Project management • Technical assistance to sites • In-person meetings • Conference calls • Technical review of applications • Coordination of review process

  12. Partner Roles • Technical assistance • Trainers • Exercise evaluators • Exercise observers or participants • Plan reviewers • Network facilitators

  13. Resources • Mentor Assistance • Conference Calls • SharePoint • PPHR list serve • E-link newsletter • PPHR Toolkit: www.naccho.org/pphrtoolkit • PPHR Website: www.naccho.org/topics/emergency/pphr.cfm

  14. Submission Requirements • Documentation Checklist • Executive Summary • Hard Copies (4) of Application Materials

  15. Review Process • FDOH staff conduct technical review of submitted applications • Are items correctly placed? • Is information missing? • 3-person review team • May request more information or clarification • Assessment outcome: Criteria met/not met • Criteria checklist • Written feedback

  16. Key Dates • October 5: Initial Submission • November 16: Additions Submission • Mid-December: Notification of Recognition • February 2008: Recognition Ceremony

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